The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-02

TO i2c per 10 cheese, new, ~ TO nc
per 10; eegs' re per uozeil' potatoes, w 10 &c
per puSneii peel' . 10 DC per ~, poIh, DC
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WATERFOWL AND BRIGHTON
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-The receipts were .921 head
The market was rather weak at last weeks
prices. Northern dressed sold at to &c
anu lahcy iot5 au : ~ '2I PEI Pouliu'
Nv r Il. Coolidge g. Son, two choice milch
cows at $50 20 each and an extra good COW
at $50; by Weller & Libby, four three
year-old steers averaging 800 lbs at SC per ID,
live weight; by l. c. Libby & Son. seventy
five mich cows of all grades at S25 to $50
per head; by Aldrich johnson, ten
steers averaging Soo lbs at sc per 10, 1--we
welgn,, ana par Oh WORKING oxen "eigh-
ing %'ooo ioS DIT $40 ior uhe pair
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The receipts were
large, amounting to II ,656 head. Buyers
held off, causing slight decline in prices.
sheep sola al 10 &c ana iaihoS al II 10 csc
per pouhu'
SwINE.-The receipts were 25,65S head.
There was no change in prices, Northern
dressed selling at &c and Western live at
Al to sc per pound.
VEALs.-Receipts. 73e head. Prices ruled
firm and fine lots were in fair demand
Prices ranged from % to 6lc per pound.
PouLTRy.-The supplv of live poultrv
was five tons Mixed lots sold at 10 to 11c
per III.
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BOSTON COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EGGs-Vermont and New York sell at 20
to 2lc choice Western at 10 to 20c per doz
por,rops -Recaints ara nrettv heavv
o,d ,,;nos ara IN Phn,ars, ifaI,oyy Ell
Rnse 81 soil at "a to Ire Hehrons at "a to Soc
anJ Rnrhanl,s or ~ 70 no mar hnshal
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oHEEsE,-buyersfa are T1lulhg Oh anu oeisi-
Northern cannot be bought at re. but there
are few buyers who are willing to pay over
| llic We quote extra Vermont at l2c,
good to choice at 10 TO lie, common at to
&c and extra sage at IL to l3c per pound.
BEANs.-Receipts of domestic stock have
! heen lighter the mast week but foreipn
beans are coming forward freely and supply
a large portion of the trade at 81 50 to $50
for Mediums and S2.l5 TO $40 for Pea
! Choice lots of native hand-picked Pea sell at
| S2.45 to S255, Yellow Eyes at 81 80 to 81 80
and Red Kidneys at Sl.Sj to $50 per bush
HAY AND STRAW Receipts of new hay
are iipeldi' Oiu otoch - ldcuci scarce puu
from those ,ybn nrefar II ~ nav 5av MosI
Of tba rve Straw arriving il discoIored
and hrin5,s Law rri"au G6oica hav sails
at az M 70 els M fair IN GOOD ar elk 50
@ ao &c 10 a,'d 60 60 "a - eli M Pc
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a. M tn &c "a nor ron -
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grades and under are dull and good lots
have to he sold low. Most OF the North
ern dairy lots are more or less de
fective. Choice Northern creamery sells
at % TO 2ic, extra Western cream
cry at 20 to 26c, choice do at % To 25c, the
finest Franklin county dairy at - to 26c,
good to choice do at "A to Doc, choice North
ern dairy at Is to zoe and fair to good do
at Is to 19c per pound.
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FLoUR.--There is irmer feeling Cholce
spring patents are in better demand. For
carload lots of fine Hour receivers are paying
$40 to ~ for superhne S290 to W.. 10, Tor
common extras -. 10 TO 800, for Michigan
roller Si.40 to S45O and Tor spring wheat
patents $40 to S4.95 per barrel
GRAIN.--Corn sells at "a to 575c and
oats at "a to 40c per bushel, as to quail